So there are some things I decided shortly before school started. Let's start with the first: I had too much purposeless decor in my art room. I'm an over-decorator. Just take a peak into my sewing room or my crafting space (yes, these are two separate rooms and yes, I'm spoiled rotten) and you'll know I ain't lyin'. When it comes to my art room, I tend to overdo it there as well. I have a bad habit...
Showing posts with label color theory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label color theory. Show all posts
Sunday, August 20, 2017
In the Art Room: A Color Family Display
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Labels: elementary art, vintage clothing
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Tuesday, February 14, 2017
In the Art Room: Experiments in Color Mixing
If you need a quick color theory activity, have I got the thing for you! My first grade is in the middle of a folk art-inspired landscape project (details to come) and they are currently learning about pattern, creating tints, the parts of a landscape, y'all know the drill. Today I wanted them to create some beautiful papers for the details of their landscape. But how? Painting with marbles, that's...
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